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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-08

The Mitchell and Dqmont Gigantic
Speciality Company, oonapoasd .sntiroiy OF
Wheeling tslsut, have decided to giyo a
performance at the Grand Opera House
on next Thurlday evening, October IS.
The members have been busy preparing
for this performance for some months
past, aud are now abio TO sssuro the
public strictly frat claas show. ast
Among thogs who are to take part are
Mesars. Msst.tH. McNabb, Il. ]. Menke.
miller, Myles and Neabitt, Frank Dinger,
Alex SteinGeid, Dave White, Eugene
Hanke, q. F.Walthera, Charley WEIGH,
Frank ArEctt, Cherles g. Richardson aud
the Challenge quartetto. i
+. The longs and jokes are oil now aud
tho basipsrs and nuaie entirely original.
3 a company composed Of ouch art;s!s as
the above should pack the Louse. ~
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THE ALLEGED. $GAME,
81 ! BASE BALL n: HIRE II Y IN, VEN, 4,
The Most one.sidsd Affair ever put up on
the Island Grounds..Tho Pl,tsburgh
Athletics with Reinforcemonts are o
"puddins" for the o'urogans. Y,

Tho Athletics Of the Eat End. plttr.
burgh, bass ball club which won quito a
reputation this season as ball players,
crossed bats with the Wheeling club at
the Island Ball Park yesterday afternoon
and the homo team nearly wiped up the
ground with them, the ecore standing at
the end Of Tho seventh inning. when the
game was called, IS to 0, Tho Pttsburghoss
did not arrlvo until $3.50 o'clock, having
missed the morning train, consequently
anothcrsllm crowd attended, arsport hay.
ing gained circulation that they would not
be here, Blair, ofthe Msnsdelds, pitched for
the visitors, and tho way he was lined out
was enough to discourage tho stouteat
heat. Morrison pitched very good gamo
Tor Wheeling, tho visitors being unable 10
do anything with his delivery. Tho only
time they came near scoring was In the
stxth inning. Lealie got to frat on George
Westako's tumble Of his sharp hit. Nc.
Shamrock hit to Dunn and Lel!io tried to
| 20 homo on It, but was caught at the plate.
Again in the seventh they came near
soaring. Gumbsrt hit safely to left, stole
Isscond and was advanced to third on
Blsir's out ct frat. Davis hit sharply to
Nieholson and was thrown gu. at frat. n
Wheeling scored in the first inning alter
two men were cut. Niehol was given q
lie by Eccles. lie went to third on
Nictuson's hit to center end scorsd on
Whits'e hit to Blair, who fumbled the
ball. Nicholson crossed tho plate on
passed ball, In tho second inning r.
Wesslake knocked out beautiful three
Dagger and came home on a wido pitch.
Moir!aon got to frs. on a hit between
irst md second, and Crogan followed
With corker over the right field fence,
both scoring on Duan'g liner to lett.
Dunn wns forced out by Nichol. The
latter stole second and third and scored
on Nleholson'a three Dagger to left center.
In tho third inning G. and Z. Wostiahe
hit safely, tbs former scoring on Eccles'
muE OF Spoldal's hot liner. Z, Wessllke
scored on Crogan'a out at at frat, making
great slide at the plate. Spsidel came
homo on passed ball. Spsidel reached
first In the filth on q hit to left center.
Blair iusgled Moyrlson's hit. speidel
scosel on q passed ball, aud Morr;aon was
brought home by Duan's hit to right.
| Nichol reached first on q hit to short,
| Dunn scoring on Nicholson's hit TO right
| Nicholron came homo on Whites hit to
center. r. Weatlake opened the run get.
ting In tho sixth With atwo Dagger to CEN
ter. Speidel was givoh life on Nc
shsnnock's tumble. Westlake scored on
Morrison's long fly to right. epeidel
sacred On a passed ball. In the seventh
Damn. and Michel both hit safely and
both scored on Whites bit to left. a
neat double play In this inning was the
fonly sedseming feature Of ths visitors
work. Their fielding WAC very loosa and
ragged, and their general playing rather
yellow" Eastman unpirsd in . eatis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-08
Industrial Intelligence,

The Whitaker ehess iron mill is run.
ming steadily with full force. 5s.,
George Patterson, OF Wheeling, has &C.
copied position in the Dina elasa works,
Bell1ire.
At the Laughliu mill all Of tho four and
sixpenny cold machiues ara Of on account
OF dull trade. 5ft 3i 4st
The Standard mill is doing big bust.
ness. The new gaiyan;zlDg building il
approaching completion. tsi-, 81
The Laughlin mill was OF one day thia
week on account Of scarcity Of water.
Tho aupply pipe is being extended farther
into the river. sjIS i-;., 4 +,:.ssll..5f . !.
The Cadiz glass works have been pur.
chased by an Eastern company Of practi.
cal glass mon, who will put the works in
order and commence manufacturing in
the near future. ~ 81.
During the month Of September the
E.na mill turned out $50 tons Of iron,
the biggest months work in thu history
Of the mill. This speaks we'll for the new
manager, Mr. Caldwell. 81
Tbs Brilliant iron mill atsrtsd up yes.
terday in full force. This will be Quite a
relief TO the people there, as they have
been Idle for some time and the works
give employment to a great many people.
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SONS OF VETERANS,
Now Posts III This viclnity-The Need OF
- 80 Pcst Hero. fl

NOW Iuskb III Auls NlCtnlty-Anb NeeQ OIL q
fcst Hero.
While good sized liat ,ot ci.izons
eligible to membership in . the order
OF the Sons Of Veterans .:has been
made up, here, no effective s!ep1 have
been taken 90 yet TO form q poas of this
order here. This is strange, "a there Ia
the material here 10 form largo and cred.
table Organization, one Of tha best in tho
country, in fact. One should be formed
here at once, without further delsy, II for
no other reaaon than that the National
Encampment Of the order Is to bs held
hero next year, and there should be o good,
live post to extend an o!d.time Virginia
welcome. The post st Wellaburs 10
growing steadily, and new ones are
being tormsd sll around hers., Nj. vii.
liam 4. .Dougherty, OF Sand Fill, Marshall
county, was in the city yeetorday, aud he
says that post with eighteen chsrler
members has been formed there, end that
it will be mua.erel in aud regularly form
cd So soon SIS the necessary papers are
procured. At Moundsyille Mr. B. F. Neigh
en- 10 getting up post, and Is nesting
with good succe5s. This should serve to
encourage thoss having the mat.sr ia
charge hero to lose no Tina, but get the
men organized at crce.
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DELLAIRE.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glnss City. e
Mrs, A, Klotx Is IN 8teubenylllc. Il VIA
Mr.. 5. Thornherfy Is In Pittsburgh. Nl
Nick Baker Is home from Findlay. 4S
Bill Gibson VIII speak hare CT tho nigh. Of tho
18th. AllE, ~! ssg!' III. '7 5I-i3F sFa.rsT J,
C, George Stephens and vile are ylsltias.at Brad
Je,eph A. Fairs, Of Wheeling, was IN tho city
william Hsskels Of Rodsier Bros Will 50 cast 70,
The Chestnut MInsssels mo. at tho Eyslan rink
MI; WIN stewart Is home iron business trip to
a festival VIII b. given at the sccoad NJ. E
church tonight NJ N.,f = & Iss5l5a9i n Z 4
:, Young coapleoi tho First ward will DO married
John Heathetiuston has gone on oil extended
Trip through the south. li1.a 81 Esd==2
GAINESVILLE aud vicinity. n" II z - :
A crowd Of South Bollarei.es Will picnic In Rod
efer's grove on the ll,h. - 5f.y's - IA
Tho present shipments OF illut glass have ncye,
been eqnalcd IRON Bellatre. - n "a IIl IN
Miss Clara Robinson has returned from yis,,
among Pittsburgh relatives. Hl5i3 =. q :.
There will ba services Sunday in all the churches
In City Hall. =. - -
smau child Of Mack Rowles and a neighbours
child about tho Same age, wandered away from
homo last night, and ailtr great deal OF anxiety
were found down LII tho Second ward near the r6if.
road bridge. The ialschool bell was rung and
lhe people Turned out en- masse In the Fourth
lu.EI ~ B. O. y $50 H ID
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TIE NEW RAILROAD
To the Coke Heg!on-Orgnnisstion Mt ycIIs

To til . Coke Heg!on-orsanlss,ion Mt ,yclIs.
burg Yesterday. .3t
at Stockholders meeting Friday OF
the W., ". rs. L. Railroad, held .. tho
Hudson House, Welsburg, tue following
cflicers were elec!ed:. s. George, Presi.
dent; D. Brown, Treasurer, and a. B.
PAUL, Secretary. .Eslst.
, A resolution was passed to the effect
that If The Union Bridge at Whesl.
ing was undertaken the building of the
road would be prosecuted without delay,
and that the regular line would follow up
the Ohio river to Wellsburg, themes by
Buffalo Creek to the State lius, They also
authorised the opening Of subscription
books, asking tho people to contribute 90
thoy felt able. Twas business meeting,
and the cisissns OF Brooke county will do
thelr ehsre. These are the main isc!e i,
although those present were not at liberty
to diyulgo all that was done, this caa be
depended upon as substantially correct. I
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Is " EARS,
! scaly, Itchlng, Skin Disease with
Eadlcfs Suffering Cured by
Cnticura Rene lies, &

II had known OF tho cuticura Rcrnedicr ,wcr
ty'etght years ago 1t would have saved ma SKI r.
Two hundred dollars, and an Immense amnnnt " ~
suffering. NJ disease tpsoriasit) commenced on
my bead IN spot not larger than cent II snrc o
1SHpidy all esST ny body and got under my nails
my hnierpg wRs endless and withou, reiia9 nua
thousand dollars would not tempt mo TO have this
70 % ISsysd Of what some Of tho doctors said
toek ...". and saytaparlilRs over oue Sasr
and hsli, but no cure went to two or th tS
doctors aud no cure. cannot praise the CuticuIs
Remedies too much They haye made nv ain aa
ocIr and free from scales as baby's All nsa1
OF then was three boxes OF Cu,Icura. ant, ,hroa
bottles OF Cuticura Rcaolvent, and two sres ~
cut!cura soip u you had been hero md ssid re y,
would have cured mo for $500 co You wouId hsva
ha1 tho money looked like the picture in vnnr
hooS % Foiiash tplciure number two. @How ~ ~
Oute SKIN Dlseases' but now am Oh clear M INV ~
person ever was. Through force Of habit NH M
Names over ny arms and legs to scratch once IN =
while, but to no purpoge,SlI am ali veil = 7
seratched ewenfy.etght years, and It rot 10 be-
klh9 o. second nature 10 at. tnnnk Won tGou.
sand llmeS. Anything moro that y9p want n
khpW Wllte me. or any one who reads thi, m nv
write 70 ME and Will answer 1t. 40 t1sy
10 r# - #fNFss
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WellsburE.

Frank +. Miller, Of Silver Cliff. Col is In town
tho guest Of his cousin, Conrad Miller. =, Al :
Captain william Basnes, OF St. LOUIE, is In Tho
city, visiting his sister. The Captain Is a greaj
piscatoriai artist and the uHy tribe have 1casoa ID
ttemble us longus he remairs IL Z 80 ! :
Tho Wellsburg pos.ofice seems to be tits grca.
Democratic bone Of contention. There arc no less
than ten applicants to fill the position occupied by
tho late J. II. Eaylor. 1t Is amusing, 10 say the
least, to see them on every street corner itnpor.
tuning citizens to sign their petitions The batsso
lar are IN ltvot OF MISC Lucy Abrams. She worked
under the former management and has given en-
tire Subtraction. 81 i35o.5{- j -, -
Alfred Glsss, Of tho Pan Haad'e Nous, In com !.
pany with his wife, dust returned honey have
been making few weeks sojourn In tho Eastern
S'a'es. they have been on an extensive visit IN
ppe;nnsyl II New jersey and New York. MI
AND no has also many friends in New York. 1t
pleasure, which wss greatly enjoyed. 5.! 80
Avery pleasant affair took place at tho rcstdence
OF J. b. atycf. on the corner Of Union aud YanEtc
streets, Thutsday evening, on which occasion M.
Joseph Leamnn and Mis- Bertha Baiues were mar.
ried. l Tho ceremony wss performed BY Rev
rather REYNOLDS, Of tho Catholic church, at s 40
9 CLOCK. The presently were numerous aud usof,ll
quite number OF f. lends were present and enjoy.
60 the btunteons spread. Aiier congratulations
lnd an enjoyable evening, the bride and groom
repaired to house on Chsrles street whleh had
already been fitted up for their reception, where
ihey expect 10 MAZE their future home, Thcv
have tho best wtbrs Of their many LIends.
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NEWS FOR THE POLICE.
a Place on tho Second Ward Market square
!A Tint Has been Neglected, N

t4l.tie Tint Has Heon Neglected.. w go
Yesterday Jennie McAdsmu, alias jennie
Gray, though she repudla.es the latter
name, went before Squire Ralph Ankle
and Bwore out warrant for James Cahill,
who keeps a SALOON on the Upper Market
rquars, accusing him Of keeping a houre
Of III fame. The hearing took place last
night. VA List Of the Witnesses would con.
tain very few nstnes that have not ap.
peared on the Police Court docket, and
some that have been concerned In more
serious cases. Two OF three respectable
people were uuwillingly involved, eyi..
IDENTIFY to their intense disgust. Outalds Of
the prosecuting witness, who alleged pretty
nasty things there was little evidence,
though q largo number of lewd women
known TO tho police admitted that they
irequented tho saloon, generally in male
company, to drink beer. II wga said by
one or two Witneeses that there was
poker room upstairs over the saloon,
though not run by Cahill. Had the hear.
ing boen in police court there was ample
evidence that several city ordinances were
habitually violated there, bnt tho police
have mover made a case against the 80.
loon, though the former proprietor was
practically driven out Of tho business fol
similar offences, though not TO bad. K,
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TIE GROUND TApLE.3n.
Of tho school isuretiutepdonls
\ Of this Neighboriiood, 81 r

There wsS very interesting meeting
last night at the Office OF Superintendent
Of Schools Anderson, In the Public Library
building. It was a meeting Of the dsu.
perIntendeat'a Round Table" an Informal
organization formed by the Buperin,end.
enta Of the public schools Of ueiphborlup
cities ana towns something over a year
ago. The "Round Table" was formed lori the
purpoaoot allowing an interchange Of ideas
and plans, 10 the hope that all might de.
rive some aid from tho experience Of 9th.
ers, and thus DO able to mako the pchoola
better and more popular. From the yory
start the meetings were found 10 ho OF
material benefit, and they have been
KEEP. up with an en.huslasni that speaks
well 81 their. Bacceag. Two or
three meetings Of the body have been held
here In tho pant. List night's was the
first for this school year, tho last having
been held In Bollaire In June, when they
adjourned 10 meet Of the call Of pfoiessor
Jones, Of tina. city; md he called last
nights meeting for hero. 4 Nd
ThCre 10 no tormslity about these moet.
ings. There 10 no presiding officer, and
40 IN aid to thought and discussion, put.
ting ones feet on The table, smoking and
moving about Is allowable. 1t Is social
rs well as q husineea meeting, and ca such
Ia doubly enjoyable. a ] l1IiJ'. M,
Lat night there wero present tho follow.
Ing named gentlemen, all oil them super.
intendents OF the public schools In their
respective plecea: i. T. Jones, Dsllsire;
HIN. Mes.z, stou6euvills; L. II. Walters,
st., Clairsyille; CHARLES Sumner Richard.
son, gainesville; Waite, Mitchell, Wella.
burg; y. 7. lVilllams, MoundsvIlle: Il.
l.. Peck, Barnesville; James Duncan,
bridgeport, and W. Il. Anderson, Whesl.
idg. The abaen!ees were Ptoi. shrovs, Of
Martina Ferry, and Prof. Mays, ROT Ban.
wood. g.5 !. Il s,1's n 5.tl
The subjects discussed at laot nighl's
meeting which lasted until alter midnight
wero, the true definition Of corporal pun
ishment as required In the schools; in
btitute lnstructofl and instruction; BtatiB
teal repgrss-.heis value, etc. weekly re-
ports; reports generally; truancy and how
beat to deal with it; the relative vslus o.
oral and written spelling. In addisio,
several petaSog!c maxima were freely
discussed. l4 5I7l js. 4. lI'
The next meeting WILDE held in Wells
burg four wesks from last night-Noyem
Dor 6. Among the topics suggested fol
tiscnasion at that moeiiDg ara indrstria
education; written examinations; writin.
i-whsthes the iree fore arm movement Of
the finger movement should DO taught
Another meeting will probably be hold it
November, about THANKSGIVING time, in
connection with nome Of the inatitltes
that will be held about here at that time
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The City Flnaucos.

The Council Committee on Accounts
met last night srd audited the monthly
bills. It also went over the books OF the
Clerk aud Receiver, and found them ali
right. The following balances are shown !
Ten cent levy sos 80
General fund $50 IS
Contingent 10 81
appropriation w
Theue would not be sufficient 10 meet
the appropriations made, hus Ii Is expect.
ed that collections Of taxss will more tn en-
meet the deficit. 49, 1sfa4 j, 2 = ,,..,,,.,ssi
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Arrested III u Civil Salt,

Officer Shorts last evening arrested Viii
liam Prince, Of Martins Ferry, on m or
der Of s,rest issued by Squire Phillips in
a damage quit brought by Alex Linn, also
OF Martins Ferry. Some time ago Linn
had Lila horse and buggy standing in front
OF Mausfsld's Balloon on Main street when
Prince drove oil with 1t. Near E!nayille
he ran into a wagon and damaged the
buggy ind injured the horse. Linn sued
for 500 damages, but the court could
never get service on Prince till yesterday.
Hence the arrest. Prince gave bond In
tho aum OF 5000 for his appearance.
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new corporation is being instituted by
the citizena Of Wellaburr, and will be cali.
ed the "Oll and Gas Company" Some
prominent cltizsns have the project in
charge and already there have been a
number OF sharca taken. The price per
share ia FIVE dollars, and tho intention is
to sink somo of the old gas wells deeper
with the hope Of getting a stronger gas
supply or perhaps develop the oil. The
parties having the matter in charge are
determined to see what there 10 In il. Tbs
citizens are interested and wish them sue.
ceas. AS the state OF their finances will
permit, a good many have already sub.
scribed, q Il Nj \, a. s. as
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Tho Nan Glover viii Beat.

The Demo cratic Senatorial Convention
Of the Belmont and Harrison county dis.
trict over the river met ct Flushing day
before yeaterdsy and pab Ia nomination
DR.. ]. NJ. Burgesn, Of Now Athens. He is
QUO OF the Professors In the ;collegs at
New Athena, aud is said to DO very able
man. Mr.. Glover, the Republican nomi-
nee, hes everything in his favor, however.
This is q Republican year.
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lilo Elson Strike.

The strike at tho Elaon glass works hos
been settled in q manner perfectly eatisfac-
tory TO both the manufacturers and tho
men, aud work was to DO resumed Liant
evening: The details Of the settlement were
arranged by President Smith Of tho a. r.
q. ". Us In conversation with President
Smith, q reporter ,wss informed that por-
ton Of the discharged mon would be- 70.
tanned. More than this Mr. Smith psid
be was not at liberty to state, but ho gave
assurance that ths settlement wau per.
feetly honorable and satisfactory to ali. +
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New Grocery.

4 D. J.%McKse's New Grocery, Bridge
corner. Main street, vii! open Wcdnea-
day, October u, with q new stock Of fas
teas, cotfees, faucv and staple groceries.
Beat brands Of flour. The choicest pro-
duce, fruits, vegetables, fresh meats, &c.
Our old friends and customers on the
Island and the public generally are in
vited 70 gall. II you wish our, salesman
to call ior ordese, SEND a postal OF tele:
phone ~. Goods delivered FREQ. gl:.iiSS
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Gov. Fornaer's Meeting.

A letter was received in the city yester-
day from Col. Harry sherrard, Of steuben-
vile, expreasiue his intention to come here
next Tuesday night to 80 over to Bridge.
port with the Wheeling delegation and
hesr Governor Foraker speak. It is
thought quite number Of Wheeling peo-
ple will 10 over. A desire has been ex-
pressed 10 have the Black E,gle drum
corps head ths delegation. No doubt
when the boys learn of this they will be
glad to "open the campaign" in tina! way.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Died OF Her Ipjuries-"0neon Esthe1"--Per
Z sonnlp. etc. ia 2f SCI ~

Died OF Her IpjurieS-"0neon Esthe1n--Per.
re i, sounlr, etc.
The Rechabltd festival Is being well attended I.
closas this evening. 2H3 Is l5sr .EIsT T
Samuel Smith. OF the Hanover street iewelry
store, Is visiting In Virginia. 40
For TIE latest tall ard winter styles In good a..
ting clothes, 90 to +. Rub, merchant tailor secord
street, 8 glts 7.tli lf'l-' 49, : :
Mr.. James HILL OF Eat Liverpool. formerly
manager Of the Lafayette rink, IS visiting friends
Paul Morrison LAST evening entertained mum.
Der Of the A. r f. T. ut the resicence OF Ills sister,
Ills. AbEam Lash. gttsl.i.. - -
Queen fstf CT" will DO produced four nights,
begsnniug u tober L. The cast comprises ninety.
SIX singers and Is IN exceptionally good one this
year. -,E, z .sf't, ~ Is5.I-i : II
Mr.. Frank Greer. nged siIty.hyc year,, died at
his home In the Orchard yesterday OF Brlghrs di,-
ease DO was an old resident Of this city and high
IS respected. ~ q ,-.tf ;Gl,71II ~ - 4
a valuable Alderny COW belonging to Charles
Burke, vas killed By No. IS train on the
Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad yelterday In the
cut near t1e Laugalin mill. az u.s. lzt55 > !
Mr. James Green. excursion AGENT for the
Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling, and T. II, duncan,
baggage MASTER and Mr.. 3. Knocl. insurance agent
Tor road We're al the Hanover House yesterday.
Rebscca johnson. the little girl that was 10
padly burned a0ue lew days since at her home on
ihs Gaiaen SPOT, died early yesterday moraiag
from the ELECTS Of tho burn. The remains will be
buried IN the Peninsula Geometry at r. N. to-day.
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a Quiet Wedding,

Mr.. Harry Young and Miss Anna
Goodwin, both Of this city, wore married
Tnureday evening at ST.. Luke's P. L
Church, Island, by the rector, Rey. ].
Gib3on Can't. 1t was one Of the most
Quot affairs OF the kind ever celebrated in
the city, being witnessed only by five or
Elk intimate friends. After the services
Mr.. and Mrs. Young returned to the resi-
dsnco Of the brides father, Captain Bsn
Goodwin, q well known s,eamboatman.
The news Of tho marriage was put in cir
cuia,ion yesterday and caused general
surprise. The surprise was followed by q
rush Of congratulations. +, I5,5E}.
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Bridgeport,

-7I-I' - ~ 1111HHpUuFIs 80
Hellairc last night. - o. - 49, "|A ~
Two mon named Lydcll aud Clark were run IN
Yesterday ior being drunk mad dlsoIdcry. I. -.
J, g. Pollnck and bride arrived In tho cItv VOC.
lengthy visit here. 49, -. ~ =
The City ltall Ia to be lighted aud heated VIII
natural RaS The building Ia hardly worth thc
amount Of gas necessary to blow 1t up.
The thief that robbed Billy Nuzumfs barhor
shop was found yesterday In tho person Of a W..
man. who thought 10 have little fun at BIllv's
expense, lille on liltlc spree - A ',>' =
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WAsnlsasos, D. O., Oct. S.-For West
Virginia and Wea.ern Pennsylvania,
sligLtly warmer, fair weather, followed by
rain on the lakes, light to fresh variable
Einna q ~, 49,. ~ - W. ~